As part of our joint series on the future of the city, alongside our sister title the Glasgow Times, The Herald is looking at the challenges the city faces and where it can go next. We are also having ...
In 1950 fears over the potential scale of a smallpox outbreak in Glasgow sparked a major response from public health officials. The mass vaccination programme undertaken has striking parallels some 70 ...
Amateur photographer Eric Watt captured the changing face of Glasgow from the 1950s through to the 1990s. Eric Watt was a secondary school teacher at a school in Thornliebank and was a mainstay of ...
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Scotland in the 1950s was, without a doubt, a vastly different place compared to today. The 1950s witnessed numerous significant events in Scotland that are still commemorated today, from the launch ...
In 1950 fears over the potential scale of a smallpox outbreak in Glasgow sparked a major response from public health officials. The mass vaccination programme undertaken has striking parallels some 70 ...
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